Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

IuE PARIS uiii uANt.
MAEErn MrN 6-SINotE MrN 4.
IA entertaining game q base ball was
F.a7ed A. Paris Hill Saturday sisernoon.
Tee hllosias Aanoancsmsni ofthe game
serves % e,acilA'e matters gate clearly
BASE BALL
Waescas there hAs fof sons ums exist
cfasp.rlt 20 c1utcnuon between tle nAr'
f.ri s1l singis mcu % Paris ulil a. rrSafd'
iac s1.liiiss % TIE TO Glasses, ihe ma'isr
49, have hearing A. The Common on
Pafls Has location ncar he Coany
1t hks been very Appropriately asreci
lrll ~ he conicudlng pkrtiesl on SAiar'
ftr anlrnooa. S-pt -. -, 10 TIE Torn
of ,mafch game % base Dali between two
cur-.-1ne picked non ne Siagis M.n'
&C. oiarr picket (aen-9eckei) fron ne
Msrr.i Nen.
re- r,ms vii consist OF eVe innings.
fa-ag whlch tine everybody WI be a.
,ls.i o. "chlu The umplrv D ani free cx.
rrr..l'u. 90 opinion ani applause VII D.
.- ORDER. The crowd Il expected - gath
sr sal mAierAlIls 81 3 80 ant nai fAut IN
tl four O'Clock OF lA,er-st which tine TIE
ssory i scheduled % begin. lee cream
a. ICm1aaie vii Nc b. for sale on The
Groanis al one price % ,tmissio1 WI
sfut @ tie entire exaio.tion. Aimls-
s.rr-Free Gratis for N0iain'-family
n ks,s A. r,daced rates, FURNISHED by
tls msrrlei men Small boys viii BE- A.
i1sri o. peek through The fence. Ample
accoumoi,ii0rs provided for reporters
al Distinguished guests TIE Great
Trunk Railway offers half 'Arc between
Portland ani Islanf Pond. TIE Prcsiieut
a. CA1luet AID The Governors " The
several state. have been invited and are
noi eI9eciet % BE- present Come early
ini AVOID tac Rush
The crowd ma,efiAliTed on schedule
tine AID The f5llowing elabs appeared
s.,A sqall promp,ness:
NkEuEn. UynAkuEn
30 Camminss. G. u. Rssson. G. 49,.
90. Es--1s Wtrf stanley. -
Frsas nennstt. M. Hiram Heal. No. G
wallace CumminFs. lh. :. Eove. ~
frs.issi M. T. Al. Fsrtss. 10.
lu nsrson. c.f John Harper, 10.
ur Morse.rf 4. Nitcnsl. r. Z
No,witts,n ling the many defects OF
ihs two clubs. the game proved TO Be \
sood one, beyoad the most sanguine ex-
psciAii0ns. The married men made one
sore Ia each o. the first. second. third
aad fourth ianing.. .ad two in the hfih.
The ,iasle men failed 10 score up 10 the
fourth ianins when they "bgnehed three
rgas in succession aai made another IN
ne hfh. In The second inniag Charles
Rssoa hacked the bal away over the
sellers and made . kome-run. The
lsAdlns and perhaps the oaly feature OF
iAs game was that !, was surprisingly
Vel played considering the lack Of prAe.
i.ss o. the par, o. those who participated
The umplrisg VAS done in very salts
factory manner BY Gran, Harlow and the
sosfing BY James 5. Wright, Esq.
A CHALLENGE.
Whsrsas. the Married Meas Base
Bal Cab Of Pan. Hill defeated the SIN
ss Meas Club ia the game las, SAiuf-
day, aad whereas the sun shOae IN our
syss, and whereas our pitcher had lame
thumb. asd whereas our catcher VAS
somewhat disabled. and whereas the sym
PATTY q the crowd vas With the married
men. and whereAs ve we're beaten, Ne
AZ not satisfied. and want 10 Try u again.
accordingly We hereby challenge The Mar
rcd Mems Base Ball Club Of Paris HUI
70 play Us similar game At the same
grounds ,near the County JaiD on Sat-
uflay. Sept. 10Th. ~ o'clock ?. u 'h'
sane men to be played By each club.
NEwToS STANLEY.
Manager Single Meas Il. IL T.
The Portland and the Manchester eiaos
Az 10 play on The groands OF The Csnion
IroitloE Association. Tuesday. Sep; x0ta'
10 O'Clock. A Mains, The South WIND
hsn sOoi-r. i % pitch for the PortlAnds.
Iaaysr viii catch Ths game vii % Al
exciting one as prizes are ocsrsd he ~io'
alag C.ao.
TIE OTf0ris expect 10 play 81 The STATE
fAr this week Friday.